Ser mujer, empresaria agrícola y líder del sector primario en Canarias no ha sido un camino fácil. Pero Ángela Delgado lo ha recorrido con convicción y visión de futuro. En esta charla nos habla de su trayectoria, del valor del relevo generacional, de la identidad que hay en cada cultivo, y del campo como motor de innovación y desarrollo. Una defensa apasionada del mundo rural como parte esencial de nuestro presente… y de nuestro porvenir. One of the strongest and most recognized voices in the primary sector on the Canary Islands, Ángela Delgado is an agricultural entrepreneur based in San Miguel de Abona, where she promotes projects that combine tradition, sustainability, and agri-food innovation, such as Lacasmi, Mojos Labuelaflora, and Nivarina.Her commitment to the Canary Islands' countryside, local produce, and generational renewal have made her an essential reference for understanding the challenges—and opportunities—of the rural world. This talk was given at a TEDx event using the TED conference format but independently organized by a local community. Learn more at https://www.ted.com/tedx
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